EU CREDIT DAILY: GBP Quality Curve; Iliad Talks, Banker Bonuses
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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(Bloomberg) -- Credit markets consolidating ahead of Friday’s U.S. jobs report, though corporate credit risk appetite shows no sign of capitulation, Bloomberg strategist Simon Ballard writes.
Alert: HALISTER1- Embedded fragility of GBP credit market clearly highlighted by recent steepening of GBP IG/HY quality curve vs EUR market that benefits from ECB’s CSPP
- GBP IG/HY spread currently ~380bps; +60bp approx. in last month
- EUR IG/HY spread currently ~325bps; -20bps approx in last month
- ECB bond buying should remain strong structural pillar of support for EUR corporate bonds/credit spreads; window of opportunity for investors/issuers to get deals done now before market potentially slows down for summer by end of this month through Aug.
- Risk Appetite Model highlights balance between risk demand and fragile sentiment
- CDX IG closed -0.1bps at 81.44 in overnight session; iTraxx Asia Ex Japan IG currently +0.8bps at 138.02
- Corporate News
- Hutchison, VimpelCom Said in Exclusive Wireless Talks With Iliad
- Persimmon Says Trading in 1H Was Strong, Revenue Increased 12%
- Young & Co Says 1Q LFL Managed House Revenues Up 4.1%
- Beer Drinkers in Thailand Power Singapore’s Best Stock in 2016
- Financial News
- London Banker Bonuses Set to Shrivel as Brexit Hits Dealmaking
- Credit Suisse’s Naqvi Named Sole Markets Head for Asia Pacific
- UBS Says Received Disclosure Order From Swiss Tax Administration
- Credit Rating News
- S&PGR Revises Cheung Kong Property Otlk To Pos; Afrms ’A-’ Rtg
- Fitch Affirms Sino-Ocean Group at ’BBB-’; Outlook Stable
- Fitch Affirms BNZ’s Mortgage Covered Bonds at ’AAA’/Stable
- Other News
- Brexit Hobbles Japan Inc. as Rising Yen Damps Profit Outlook
- Brexit Crisis Seen Forcing Sweden to Keep Negative Rates Longer
- Sensex Forward EPS Regains Year-Start Level Helped by IT, Auto
- The ECB reported that the first three weeks of the corporate bond purchase programme has seen it lift €6.8b of the market...a monthly run rate of around €9b... corporate bond risk that will not re-emerge: creditmarketdaily.com
- ASML Holding EU500m 6Y MS +75, EU1b 10Y MS +115
- State of Berlin EU600m 0.25% 4/2025 Tap MS -7
- BNG EU350m 1.375% 10/2030 Tap MS +5
- Commerzbank EU750m 8Y Covered MS -4
- Muenchener Hypo EU250m 0.5% 4/2026 Covered Tap MS -8
- European IG credit pipeline here and HY credit pipeline here
- Issuers exposed to S-T rollover and interest-rate reset risk here
- NOTE: Simon Ballard is a credit strategist who writes for Bloomberg. The observations he makes are his own and are not intended as investment advice.
Source: BFW (Bloomberg First Word)
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